Political stylistics
by Pascale Gaitet
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How does Gaitet’s premise that all language exists within a framework of social power change the way you view everyday conversations and media?
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In what ways do you see formal properties of texts—such as grammar, tone, and vocabulary—actively reinforcing existing hierarchies in contemporary politics?
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Can you think of a recent public speech or political slogan where the "stylistics" completely shifted the power dynamic of the message?
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